Garbege have completed their collection for the summer, entitled “Den of Thieves”. The collection is based on the legend of John Rackham aka Calico Jack, an English Pirate Captain during the early 18th century. His nickname was derived from the calico (black and white) clothes he wore. This type of thief’s theme is prevalent in the collection, which consists only of black and white items. They have some nice tees, shorts and hoodies for the summer. Perhaps the strongest collection to date, conceptually, and graphically too. Kudos to Garbege.

The only thing I can’t understand is how they put together such a half-assed lookbook. The lighting is terrible, the photo quality is poor, and many of the photos are not even in focus. I don’t understand how the folks over at Garbege put something like this together.

Check out the rest of the photos from the lookbook after the jump.

Know1edge got together with Crooks & Castles on this watch, dubbed “J-Twizzy”. It’s made of ceramic material, and comes in a black and white. A total of 500 were made, 300 white, and 200 black.

pic and info: Mr. Kim via Slam

Once again, Mishka gets together with New Era on another fitted. This time, its the Bear Mop logo that can be seen on the front in a two-tone colourway. It will be available at the end of summer in five colours, blue, red, black, lime green, and purple.

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Minnesota skate shop, Familia collaborated with DVS on these Huf 5 Mids, that will be part of the Original Intent line. The sneakers are made with quality leather and suede. The subtle black colourway was definitely a good idea. Speckled midsoles are getting a bit tired though, but I’ll give them the benefit of the doubt. The shoes still look dope. Look for these to release in August.

pic and info: Complex

Benny Gold recently designed a new summer tee for Huf. The logo, as you might have already noticed was inspired by the San Francisco Giants jersey. You can get these in three different colours now over at Huf.

pic and info: Benny Gold

The folks over at Inquiring Mind just posted their latest feature, an interview with Patrick King, founder and creative director of clothing label, Poets & Thieves. The interview give some background into how the brand came about, the ideas and concept behind it, as well as where its headed.

Check it out here.

pic and info: Inquiring Mind

For House 33’s latest project, they got together with Vanson, manufacturer of quality leather motorcycle jackets and racing suits. The jacket is individually serialized and made by hand. They go for $800, and are made to order.

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Nike will be releasing a back-to-school inspired pack. The pack consists of a Dunk Hi, an Air Max 90, and a Vandal Hi. Each takes its colourway from a school supply, such as a notebook, glue, and crayons. No definite release date yet, but expect these to drop late summer to coincide with the start of school. I’m sure none of y’all ever looked forward to going back to school so much…

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Over the weekend, Shepard Fairey’s latest exhibit opened at the Jonathan Levine Gallery in New York, entitled “E Pluribus Venom” (“Out of many, poison”). The new artworks are designed to “question the symbols and methods of the American machine and American dream and also celebrate those who oppose blind nationalism and war.” If you can’t make it to the gallery, head over to the Jonathan Levine Gallery website for photos.

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We’ve already seen Dinosaur Jr. Dunks and being that Alien Workshop have been fans since ‘91, they decided to pay homage to the classic band by putting out some limited decks, longboards, and wheels.

pic and info: Daylife